Most business reviews become a list of everything that happened. That is useful for memory, but not always for deciding what to do next. Try this at the end of the month. Paste your rough notes into ChatGPT: the numbers you care about, customer feedback, launches, problems, tasks that took too long, and any decisions you are stuck on. Do not spend an hour making it tidy first. Then use this prompt: "Turn these notes into a practical monthly review. Separate facts from assumptions. Identify the three strongest wins, the three biggest drains on time or attention, and the decisions that need more information. Finish with three next actions for the coming month, ranked by likely impact. Flag anything I should verify rather than treat as fact." The useful bit is the structure. Instead of asking ChatGPT for generic advice, you are giving it your real context and asking it to sort the signal from the noise. Check any figures and conclusions before acting on them. Think of this as a faster first pass, not a replacement for your judgement. Would a simple monthly review prompt help you spot what to keep, stop, or test next?